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Many of the people looks beautiful but when we see their feet there is something wrong on it. It is cracked and it doesn’t looks attractive. We don’t care this part properly and here are some of the treatments that will make your feet attractive. We care our face and body and apply many things on it and do proper care of it but on this part of body we just ignore it and it results as a crack on a feet. To prevent this problems here are some home remedies that will help you to get attractive feet.
Glycerin: Take few glycerin on the lemon and apply it on the feet and clean it after 20 minutes .
Coconut oil: In coconut oil we will get anti-fungal and anti bacterial elements. If you massage your feet continuously with this oil your feet will look attractive.
Vaseline: You can use lemon and Vaseline and massage your feet properly this will make your feet look attractive.
Honey: Take honey and warm water and keep your leg on it for few minutes.
Sesame oil: Before sleeping massage your feet with sesame oil, your feet will get soft.
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